Enskedefältet

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Typical houses in Enskedefältet (2008)

Enskedefältet while being built in 1932

Enskedefältet is a community of Söderort in Stockholm, Sweden.^[1]

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^ Stockholms stad - Stockholm Stockholm växer - Enskedefältet

59°17′6.99″N 18°3′42.72″E / 59.2852750°N 18.0618667°E / 59.2852750; 18.0618667

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